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AQUATICS property_id site_id property_name site_name site_coord_E site_coord_S control_type control_method estimated_completion_date infestation_total_area BAY OF PLENTY 83009 1-8 Lake Okataina Various locations 1900728 5777471 Lagarosiphon Major/Aquatic weed boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 - 83008 1 Lake Rerewhakaaitu Homestead Arm 1904619 5755094 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 2 83005 1 Lake Rotoehu Otautu Bay 1911387 5786951 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 3 83005 2 Lake Rotoehu Kennedy Bay 1911277 5785350 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 2 83006 1 Lake Rotoiti Gisborne Point 1902461 5782748 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 7 83006 2 Lake Rotoiti Te Ruato Bay 1901196 5782208 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 2 83006 3 Lake Rotoiti Hauparu Bay 1899766 5783157 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 1 83006 4 Lake Rotoiti Cherry Bay 1898350 5784505 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 1 83006 6 Lake Rotoiti Okawa Bay 1892204 5783339 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 1 83006 7 Lake Rotoiti Te Weta Bay 1894125 5785153 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 1 83006 10 Lake Rotoiti Otaramarae Boat Ramp 1895846 5787499 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 4.5 83006 12 Lake Rotoiti Okere Inlet 1893587 5786500 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 2 83006 13 Lake Rotoiti Kakaho Bay 1896148 5785728 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 0.5 83006 16 Lake Rotoiti Hot Springs 1903092 5782663 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 0.5 83007 2 Lake Rotoma Whangaroa Bay Boat Ramp 1913750 5782321 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 2 83007 3 Lake Rotoma Matahi Boat Ramp 1915918 5780940 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 1.5 83003 2 Lake Rotorua Kawaha Point 1884247 5777076 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 15 83004 1 Lake Tarawera Boat Shed Bay 1897166 5766826 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 0.5 83004 2 Lake Tarawera The Landing 1895646 5765894 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 0.25 83004 3 Lake Tarawera Stoney Point 1897384 5767467 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 0.5 83004 4 Lake Tarawera Humphries Bay 1897468 5770397 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 0.5 83004 5 Lake Tarawera Hot Water Beach 1900680 5761490 Lagarosiphon Major boat_herbicide 30/03/2012 2 CANTERBURY aerial_herbicide / 94037 1-6 Lake Benmore Sites to be identified - Joint Meridian Energy/LINZ Programme 1370892 5064750 Lagarosiphon Major diver_control 30/06/2012 - OTAGO 95001 1 Lake Dunstan Sites to be identified - Joint Contact Energy/LINZ Programme 1298901 5000266 Lagarosiphon Major aerial_herbicide 30/06/2012 - Sites to be identified - Lake Wanaka Lagarosiphon Committee to approve final aerial_herbicide / 95002 1 Lake Wanaka programme 1293453 5044171 Lagarosiphon Major diver_control 30/06/2012 - CONTRIBUTIONS property_id site_id property_name site_name site_coord_E site_coord_S control_type control_method estimated_completion_date infestation_total_area BAY OF PLENTY 83013 1 Lake Wherowhero Adjacent to Lake Wherowhero 1958615 5696602 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 6.5 MARLBOROUGH 92001 2 Wairau River Upper Wairau Valley 1597922 5375451 Broom/Gorse ground_herbicide 30/03/2012 5 OTAGO 95001 22 Lake Dunstan Foreshore 1301871 5004210 Rabbits TBC 30/06/2012 10 SOUTHLAND 96005 3 Aparima River Aparima River - mid to upper reaches 1222338 4894406 Nodding Thistle ground_herbicide 30/03/2012 1 96010 1 Oreti River Mid Oreti River 1240705 4912939 Broom/Gorse ground_herbicide 30/03/2012 150 96001 1 Upukeroroa River Upukeroroa Above SH94 Bridge 1188461 4957536 Broom/Gorse ground_herbicide 30/03/2012 10 TASMAN 91004 1 Anatoki River Upstream of One Spec Road 1576599 5473571 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 1 91011 1 Aorere River Above Gillies Road Bridge to SH60 Bridge 1568830 5490163 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 0.5 91014 1 Dry Creek - upper Takaka All Dry Creek 1582580 5467883 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 1 91009 2 Dry River Upper Dry River 1586679 5476710 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 1 91012 1 Kaituna River Carter Road Bridge to Aorere Confluence 1564598 5492271 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 1 91016 1 Parapara River All Parapara River 1572491 5489560 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 1 91015 1 Pariwhakaoho River All Pariwhakaoho River 1575635 5482078 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 1.5 91008 1 Rameka Creek From Gorge to Takaka River Confluence 1586780 5472979 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 1 91002 1 Takaka River Downstream of Gorge 1583513 5458233 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 25 91002 2 Takaka River Upstream of the Gorge 1582977 5457924 Broom/Gorse ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 5 91003 1 Upper Buller River Murchison Section 1543478 5373007 Old Man's Beard aerial_herbicide 30/04/2012 6 91003 2 Upper Buller River Tophouse to Howard Junction 1581297 5376506 Broom/Gorse ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 0.1 91005 1 Waingaro River From the confluence of Takaka River 1583805 5474238 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 1.5 91010 1 Wainui River Wainui Falls to Estuary 1594707 5480390 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 0.5 WEST COAST 93001 2 Buller River Lower Buller River 1509219 5367966 Old Man's Beard aerial_herbicide 30/04/2012 1 93001 2 Buller River Lower Buller River 1509219 5367966 Old Man's Beard ground_herbicide 30/04/2012 0.5 93004 1 Grey River Upstream of Ikamatua 1492803 5315756 Broom/Gorse ground_herbicide 30/03/2012 0.1 93002 1 Maruia River Boundary Rd Bridge upstream to Maruia Headwaters 1535682 5334325 Broom/Gorse ground_herbicide 30/03/2012 1 93005 1 Otira River Railway bridge to Otira township 1484559 5260737 Broom ground_herbicide 30/03/2012 5 NASSELLA property_id site_id property_name site_name site_coord_E site_coord_S control_type control_method estimated_completion_date infestation_total_area 94095 2 Clarence River Waiautoa to SH1 1675543 5332085 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 350 94003 6 Hurunui River Mandamus River confluence to the sea 1588264 5256819 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 40 94096 2 Kahutara River Lower Kahutara River 1646281 5304054 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 6 94054 2 Kowai River North Branch - Douglas Road to Lawcocks Road 1580184 5217563 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 30 94001 2 Lottery River Blairlogie to Mason River confluence 1607018 5282674 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 75 94040 4 Mason River Wandle Bridge to Waiau River confluence 1615367 5297744 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 150 94004 7 Waiau River Manuka Island to the Sea 1601480 5278544 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 1300 94052 1 Waipara River Laidmore Ford to the sea 1581737 5227717 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 10 92002 1 Awatere River Donalds Creek confluence to the sea 1607193 5388216 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 90 92007 2 Ure River Blue Mountain to SH1 1692483 5360448 Nassella Tussock grubbing_mechanical 30/09/2011 1 RABBITS property_id site_id property_name site_name site_coord_E site_coord_S control_type control_method estimated_completion_date infestation_total_area 94055 1 Ahuriri River Upstream of SH8 Road Bridge 1352663 5069272 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 175 94085 1 Hapuku River Above SH1 Bridge to Sea 1660178 5314407 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 80 94003 4 Hurunui River Mid Hurunui (Downstream of SH7 & Hurunui Rd) 1588264 5256819 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 350 94014 2 Maerewhenua River Central Maerewhenua River 1413305 5025253 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 60 94014 4 Maerewhenua River Lower Maerewhenua River 1414291 5027598 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 40 94087 1 Otekaieke River Entire Otekaieke River 1407580 5033175 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 150 94088 2 Tasman River Upper Tasman River 1371504 5135700 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 4500 94046 2 Tekapo River Patterson Ponds to Maryburn Confluence 1394066 5108366 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 2350 94046 3 Tekapo River Maryburn Confluence to Lake Benmore 1394190 5119055 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 1750 94094 1 The Triangle Block The entire Triangle Block 1392250 5118006 Rabbits TBC 30/06/2012 449 94023 1-15 Lake Pukaki Various locations 1394190 5119055 Rabbits shooting 30/06/2012 - 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    HAKATERE CONSERVATION PARK VISITOR STUDY 2007–2008 Centre for Recreation Research School of Business University of Otago PO Box 56 Dunedin 9054 New Zealand CENTRE FOR RECREATION RESEARCH School of Business SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Unlimited Future, Unlimited Possibilities Te Kura Pakihi CENTRE FOR RECREATION RESEARCH ISBN: 978-0-473-13922-3 HAKATERE CONSERVATION PARK VISITOR STUDY 2007-2008 Anna Thompson Brent Lovelock Arianne Reis Carla Jellum _______________________________________ Centre for Recreation Research School of Business University of Otago Dunedin New Zealand SALES ENQUIRIES Additional copies of this publication may be obtained from: Centre for Recreation Research C/- Department of Tourism School of Business University of Otago P O Box 56 Dunedin New Zealand Telephone +64 3 479 8520 Facsimile +64 3 479 9034 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.crr.otago.ac.nz BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCE Authors: Thompson, A., Lovelock, B., Reis, A. and Jellum, C. Research Team: Sides G., Kjeldsberg, M., Carruthers, L., Mura, P. Publication date: 2008 Title: Hakatere Conservation Park Visitor Study 2008. Place of Publication: Dunedin, New Zealand Publisher: Centre for Recreation Research, Department of Tourism, School of Business, University of Otago. Thompson, A., Lovelock, B., Reis, A. Jellum, C. (2008). Hakatere Conservation Park Visitor Study 2008, Dunedin. New Zealand. Centre for Recreation Research, Department of Tourism, School of Business, University of Otago. ISBN (Paperback) 978-0-473-13922-3 ISBN (CD Rom) 978-0-473-13923-0 Cover Photographs: Above: Potts River (C. Jellum); Below: Lake Heron with the Southern Alps in the background (A. Reis). 2 HAKATERE CONSERVATION PARK VISITOR STUDY 2007-2008 THE AUTHORS This study was carried out by staff from the Department of Tourism, University of Otago.